"Lathery" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Lathery" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Lathery

"Lathery" Meaning

The adjective "lathery" refers to something having the quality of soap or having a soapy or foamy texture.

"Lathery" Examples

Here are 5 usage examples for the word "lathery":

Adjective

The soap had a lathery texture that felt gentle on my skin.
The shampoo was designed to create a rich, lathery foam that would clean even the toughest grease and grime.
The lotion left a lathery residue on my hands that felt tacky and unpleasant.
The face wash was lathery and easy to rinse off, leaving my skin feeling clean and refreshed.
The detergent produced a lathery suds that effectively removed the stubborn stains from my favorite shirt.

Note: The word "lathery" is not a commonly used word and it's mostly used in technical or industrial contexts, but I've tried to provide some examples to illustrate its meaning and usage.

"Lathery" Similar Words

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Lathering

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